Baggin Questions...

[Orangette]

i would like to bag my truck and im wondering what the best way to go is on a budget? i want to keep my 20's and im on 275/45. my grandpa has been welding for 40 years so he can help me in that part. i know absolutely nothing about this stuff so i need your help.

[wicked01]

where to start LOL how bout a brief description of the kinda of kit your looking to run???? and if your grandpas helpin ya with that kind of experience your definently in good shape lol

[xxjimmybonezxx]

Budget and baggin once again is hard to put together. I've got about 1000 bucks into mine without any link setup yet. id go with a 3link wishbone if your trying to save money and have a reliable welder, but do lots of research. there is tons of info on here so look around and read on and good luck

[Orangette]

i want to do it under the $2000 range. and i have no clue wat kit i want. i know nothing about this stuff.

[edflores]

you will need 4 bags, preferibly slam re-7's or contitech 2600's, cups for the front, notch for the rear, 4,6, or 8 valves, 2 viair 480's or an edc, 2 5 gallon tanks and a switchbox. that doesnt cover what setup you will have in the rear but thats a general idea of what you will need.
i suggest plumb and wire you air management first, then do the front, then tackle the rear. just my .02

[Orangette]

thanks for the info! i forgot i have a small notch anf flip kit right now. but thats not a big enough notch is it?

[Beyond Static©]

to lay out on that tire, you'll need a 9" notch. A regular bolt in is around 2.5-3"

[hardluck]

Suicidedoors.com is gonna be your main site for ordering stuff if you're on a budget. I got the majority of my stuff through them and my build was right around $2,000. I went with the superlift wishbone setup with slam specialties re-8 bags, and a 10" notch out back. Up front I went with re-7 bags and SD cups. All my airlines are 3/8". I'm using 8 3/8" SMC valves plumbed to a 12 gallon tank. If you want to get switch-happy, an engine driven compressor is definitely the way to go. The kits are rather expensive, but no worries - you can ebay a York 210 for around $75 (more info on these can be found in the York sticky at the top of the street forum).

[phillipsjt27]

Before you buy anything do as much research as you can and learn about evrything that is involved in bagging your truck. You can learn so much in such a short time on here.

[Orangette]

thanks for the info again guys! i love this site. and i have been looking on here at all the bagging threads and i notice its alot of work but if my dad says i can go ahead and do it i will lol

[phillipsjt27]

Well you got till you finish researching to convince your dad. So you better go start now.

[Orangette]

Originally Posted by phillipsjt27

Well you got till you finish researching to convince your dad. So you better go start now.

i have been lol

[16vconversion]

Ya better just get it to lay frame right out of the box , otherwise you'll get the same disease we all have...

[hardluck]

...Inch Disease...Highly contageous...